Acidity or alkalinity
Shapes how soil chemistry and nutrient availability are discussed.
Keep the original unit and methodMeasurement scope
Agni currently reports seven parameters: pH, electrical conductivity (EC), nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K), moisture and temperature. These readings are inputs to decision support; they do not by themselves describe every aspect of soil health.
A field guide to the readings
No arbitrary ‘ideal’ range is shown because useful interpretation depends on method, crop and local conditions.
Shapes how soil chemistry and nutrient availability are discussed.
Keep the original unit and methodAdds context about the soil solution; method and conditions matter.
Keep the original unit and methodNeeds location, depth and recent conditions to be useful.
Keep the original unit and methodA time- and location-specific environmental reading.
Keep the original unit and methodNot the same thing as a universal fertilizer dose.
Keep the original unit and methodInterpretation can depend on the measurement method.
Keep the original unit and methodKeep units, method and crop context with the result.
Keep the original unit and methodA single reading is a snapshot. Sampling position, soil heterogeneity, recent irrigation, weather, crop stage and calibration conditions can affect interpretation. Laboratory testing and qualified agronomic review remain appropriate when decisions require formal or higher-confidence analysis.